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Formation of esker in ice-age. Sand and gravel sedimentation in meltwater tunnel of crevasse in moraine-choked glacier ice or dead-ice. The shape of the esker formed after the melting of the ice by soil slipping from the ice-contact walls. Source: Atlas of Denmark.
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Formation of dump end moraine (Leet and Judson, 1954, p. 195).
Force of growing roots along tilted bedding plane
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Force of growing roots along tilted bedding plane has lifted a joint block in Ordivician limestone exposed in Brown's Gulch, Little Rocky Mountains, Montana. May, 1963.
Force of growing crystals in shattering of a telephone pole
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Force of growing crystals demonstrated by shattering of a telephone pole set in "alkali" saline deposits along lake margin. East of Dundurn, SK. Fall, 1962.
Force of growing crystals in shattering of a telephone pole
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Force of growing crystals demonstrated by a completely shattered and broken off telephone pole, set in "alkali" saline deposits along lake margin. East of Dundurn, SK. Fall, 1962.
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Folds in glacier ice. North Blea Mountain, Ellesmere Island. Photo N.C. Warlaw, summer 1961.
Folded upland of Liddon Gulf and Sabine Bay, Melville Island
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Looking across folded upland of Liddon Gulf (left) and Sabine Bay, Melville Island. In the foreground is a syncline with strata dipping inwards. Erosion here has left a central ridge. Note how the large river has cut right across the fold. 1 Aug. 1950; 20,000 feet.
Fold, recumbent on south side of Buchanan Lake
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Fold, recumbent on south side of Buchanan Lake, Axel Heiberg Island. Photo N.C. Warlaw, summer 1961.
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Fluvio-glacial valley. 1. Moraine plateau. 2. Fluvio-glacial valley. 3. Terraces, resistant parts of earlier valley bottoms. 4. Recent valley floor cut into the terrace. 5. Erosion gulleys. a. Terrace with dead-ice topography. b. Lake in kettle hole. c. Bog depression in former river bed. d. Present valley. A. Moraine. B. Fluvio-glacial sand. Source: Atlas of Denmark.
Fluvial sand and gravel overlying till - south of Eastend, Sask
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Fluvial sand and gravel (at base) overlying till. Coal pebbles in gravel (coal transported from Whitemud or Ravenscrag). South of Eastend, Sask.
Flutings near North Battleford, Sask.
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Flutings near North Battleford, Sask.
Flutings near Katepwa, Sask. - view along crest
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Flutings near Katepwa, Sask. View along crest of ridge.
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Flutings near Katepwa, Sask.
Flutings in weathered surface of sand member, Whitemud formation.
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Flutings in weathered surface of the sand member of the Whitemud formation. South of Frenchman River near Busse Ranch, Eastend, Sask.
Fluting, grooved and drumlinized bedrock west of Bloody River
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Fluting, grooved and drumlinized bedrock west of Bloody River. Aerial view looking west in the direction of the ice movement. Thursday 6 August, 1959.